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Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

sER,sS IN cLaf
~ ton Loan Association, 81 % snare
fNqu'-.. .vIsto. -. FhN In, M III, ~ VI
". L. L.CHT EHST EN-. W.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

OksALE OR RENT-A TWELVE
~ ttGom hoas,, sl5 Shipley sareet Inqdirc o.
vi s,HShlN LLlOTC. Possessscil given I
%oiAOyetEser o26-t.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

pkhsALE-THE HOUSE, NO. III ".
A. front 'front.' s9eot. Ap ly TO 1E' lEG T. W.
.ahobE, scar Del.warh junction, or te
AU 0slas 1c Iauiiey, o o Market. MIA.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
anteN-

Lrtp-uARvbsS IMhEDIATE.
|rn Wssnsr's Palace Oar W'Kfs,
|t.,iO MY. uood wages and steady
Er,rl TIA. BISsELL, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

RoAkDiNG, WITH A PLEASANT
hWt.oSs,in To- NO gentlemen 81 man and lIe;
""esi nS-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
NOrlCEh.

NTuIlCE - WORKlNBMER'S LOAN
~ Association 10 now isaDiaS now so.
fies OF shage9; b!g pAynett dte HoVo nter
"a. Money in demapd A. good prem ilms.
J. Ii. huFFECkEH, .lr., Progt.
Is, Z CRAWFORD. Vico.Prclt.
UEo, u EARIs SEQ and treas. n2e-l0t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

Us SALE-ND. ao8 L. 18th ST.. WITH
ofoom' and bath, Y is; IN good oider-
We tolommNdatins. IHOMAS II.
lALLY, 800 Market sircst. i30.u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

koAhDlHl -SrOONDSrOkf fkDnr T
~, W. aho bseC rooms with board married
asm;. sehts or Indies, at IGS ohipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

i Sa-b =. u ~ foISIE" w.
pup, months olo. sn all s=4<fs.
Nj. ~ "a orsAst r. suitable roHsId II
ah9..o 90 W. fr:ut street.
q. HARPER.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

nV-LAST UESDAY EVENING,
Inn, ns ioit.htoE OF the yoI oteer 1luc, III
Msnn, noH sh4 and uran2o 70 Sth ana
Aans =. tets. Tho hndsr will ro eivo Tho
cite. s'uH on ieaN4hS saine =, %.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

|yTyD - PERSONS WANTING
nI,5le help for hotels restaurants or
kshn,l,es eau be accommodated BY call :
IN wilmington In eiligence once sos
L..c,.st. jaIie0-f
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

Jk SAl,E-I.ah4E AND SMALL
tefnsntown wagons at fair prices.
sna eolocdon OF BUSINESS wagons. W.
uhhOhD 1nd and French sta. alo-Sm,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

OR sALE-A VERY DESIRA BILE,
Y hfm OF 10 ceres; conveniepSly loca' ed z
|..e |.s. lton wilmington; easy terms. hh.rcss
aA1Asf hoaecker, Attorneys for hers.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06
For Saio.

Dbk sALE-FAnM OF 81 AunkS
lear Usletown, Del; houses, nar1,
and aod buildings in good erd.r.
Gxili bug II 30 d soon Apply 10 Gro.
LNWasEND, el4 market street. d3al
Daily Republican., 1887-12-06

WR SALE-2 OR 3 GOOD HRlCk
aoasfs, toi.eap), or will trade foi build
Aps OF aIsit farm j. q. PICK ELS,
S'ieaf!h s.IeeL, WILL, bel. oo-3nl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
Night sessiou.

when the convention WIS r..llcd Ia ~.
der at 7;3O O'Clock last night, thcr' was n
lnrgr crowd, including many ladies, In ut.
Tendance. After prayer by Mr. jenkins,
thirty minutes were consumed IN song
service by Sayiord'squartct.
NJ. H. Williams State secretary, IL
Georgia, WIS requested Ia speak IN the
subject II "Ficld Work of the Young
Mems Christian Association" lie cx.
cused himself by stating that hc had not
prepared a paper and would rather not
speak on The subject. lie WIS excused 10y
the convention aud made general address,
which WIS very slirring and full ~ nncc.
,lotcs and held the convention spell
bound
q. G. Terry, chairman ~ The State com.
mittrc. made few minutes talk on the
subject IT Tennessee State Work
After his talk hc called on the represent.
aiiyes ui the different associations iO run.
tribute their mite toward State work The
following responded Knoxville a~ocia.
ton, 500 University Oi Tennessee,
$40 Chattanooga nsspciation, 800
Nashville, $50, Memphis, slOD
Jacknpn. $50 Union CITY, $50
Bristol, 500 llcllbucklc lWcbb's school,
SOS. Athens, go. Cufnrryillr, y, Dayton
sl5. sarlis, 81 Rutherford, So Salem, SO
Troy. g.. Norris Cr.ck, -. Milton, -,
Mason, g.. Junior department, Knoxville
60. Bows branch. Nashville. 80, Chnlin.
| nooga boys. -, Vanderbilt, Of Nashville,
$50. Southwestern pruhytcry, tlufkstillc,
$40. Dyer, $40, Washington college, $40.
Person ! contributions were then asked
/ for aud members responded libcmlly'
/ ia all about ~ ,hOD wCr subscribed,
The committee on resolutions then r..
ported ~ followr
Resolved. That the thanks II this con.
/ ycnii1n be- extended IA the railroad lincr
/ which have given reduced rates ~ fare ~
/ delegates. ~ the daily papers for the iny"r'
/ able notices ~ the pnUrccdinR- 81 this con.
/ yrniiDn; ~ the cllcu NJ the Cumberland
| PRESBYTERIAN church, " this city, for the
use ~ their house al worship during ihc
entire Hriun ~ the convention, ~ the
/ Young Mems Christian association, the
/ ladies' auxiliary, and ~ the citinns ~
| Memphis iur their cordial hospitnliticH,
a. NJ H. Williams, state secretary 81
/ Georgia. John II Elliott general secretary,
J " Minneapolis. Geo. II. Simmonds, gen
enl serrei.ry, Louisville. Claus Orlandt,
acting State secretary, Alabama, James
Bride, general secretary, Little Rock,
! Goodman. general secretary, Roanoke,
Va, and :. VI. sayiurl, If Newton, Mas.
and the Young men accompanying him,
l and Ia all Who have contributed IN any
way 10 this convention, uscfully and SUE
ccsfully.
I'VE recommend thai all Of our colleg,
associa,es rudrn,uf Ia rccuru separate
rooms lnr their work, that they hold ~
ccmions nj the commencement 81 ihcil
college terms In order 10 give MI new
students hearty welcome, and that q 10
rcpiion committee hc yearly appointed Il
ls' on the grounds IN iimc TO meet all In
,au,Inucd sn Fourth Page.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
Afternoon session.
nrR RELI0Iors AOINClLs.

At2oclock p. m. the convention re-
assembled. and was called 10 order by u.
G. jenkins, general secretary, OF Knox
Vile. After prayers and songs Of praise,
Mr.. w. ID. Iaumaster, general secretary,
of Memphis, read very interesting pa
per on
.'ruE YOUNG NES's MEETING - now To
KrEP UP THE ISrEnsr AND MAKE IT
POPULAR"
elm one form or other this topic has
heen Disguised at our conventions year
after wear. Indeed, ~ much has already
hccn said and written upon the subject
. that most 81 our secretaries are familiar
with IL. But let US hope that u We iail
In this paper 10 give anything entirely
new, somebody will suggest somcthing ne"
that ought 10 be done.
eve will all admit that the younl
mans meeting In the most important o.
ali our meetings. Hence II should b'
made the most interesting, and the ques
zion naturally arises, 'llowf
ssTo answer the question successfully
would require alongcr time than ~ Mloue'
40 us here. Therefore We can pve u bn
n nawing consideration, made up ron
reading association papers and ac'uai tx
"Iet us All agree, In the hrst place, tia
eur gospel meetings are ior hen o"''' nv
We are ready 10 proceed. 49,, a,
''In our owpfAteocia'ion Ne uIeu v"
ALLOWING plaato interest nng men y
lIsur meetings, which proved very su'''"N
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS

VIZ WILL SFIi tomorrow Mcnkcn's Non.
splitting Eureka Black silk at 81 81; il,
cannot be cquallcd for less than s.,
We WILL SILL tomorrow 10 pieces all.
silk Lyons Satin DucicIsc for gSc n YARD =
the regular 81 5Oqmiiy. OIL.
WE WILL SELL tomorrow all .rolon silk
Dress Plush at 81 -, elsewhere the same
goods is sold at 81.
VIZ WILL SILL tomorrow genuine Lyons
Colorcd silk DRESS Nchc,s, ~ inches vide,
At 81 %. The retail price ol this NclNctis
81.
VIZ Will SILL tomorrow NJ Z" NS u ward,
27.nch BLACK silk dress Velvet special
drive a bargain unbcard OF s. 10 IN the
usual price.
Ladies' visit our Millinery Department.
| We have everything elegant new and
stylish Fashions arc received 10y ~ rap
! idly rs introduced in Paris and New York
Place Orders early, Pattern Bonncts att
sacrifice.
We will sell tomorrow l0O pieces tanoIg
| Az uol Nfgth Nv 3O'' tnhNlN'Nh 'h'hl
elsewhere atO5c-bcauliiul and sHriccahl,
| fabric.
We will sell tomorrow bOpicccs Cyrlin,
Mixtures ut lie, worth fully 3Oc u hrt
rate wearing material
We will sell tomorrow ~ piece nml
Venice All.Wool ladies Cloth NJ 37lr
worth bbc. This is suitable Tor tailor suits
We will sell tomorrow 100 new Comb
nation Dress Pattcrns,arying from 81 so {,
S25. Each one n perfect gem and splcndi,
value.
SPECIAL NOTE-Just opened u new
supply Of French and English Broadrloth
Tor ladies' tailor dresses beginning ut 81 n
aud up to ~ 80 u yard beauties, all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main street.

Second and last chance 10 obtain a steel
engraving size l5x2s) Of President Cleve-
land and wife, free OF charge. Tomorrow
we will give away the balance Of our me-,
mentoes OF President Cleveland and wiie's
tirst visit To Memphis, Don't fail 10 obtain
one of these elegant souvenirs free OF
charge.
10 begin with our Bargains ior tomor--
row: -
We will offer - pieces oi silk Plush, in
every desirable color made At 81, worth 81
per yard.
Nelvctecns, in black and coorcd, 25c;
worth soc per ward.
Entire new line OF NIL wool scrges, new
shades, II inches wide, Doe; worth soc per
yard.
One LOT OF d. Cashmrrcs, l0; worth Doc
per yard. ..........
Al wool A. striped Cashmcrcs, Poe;
worth boc per yard.
Woolen5,4 plaid Dress Goods, l3ci worth,
35c per yurd
Special Bargain; 10 pieces dark plaid
dress Gingham, beautiful STYLES, 7lc worth
rae per yard. ...,..s-......,
% pieces heavy dark gay twillcd Fhn-
pCl Toe, worth 2oc pCrNard,
All wool plain red Flannel, l1c; worth
25c per yard.
All wool heavy red twilled Flannel, Doe;
worth Zoe per yard. 20
The finest rcd tWillcd flannel. never be.
i"Ie sold for less DIAN G0., We viii offer ~
pieces tomorrow at be per ward.
Heavy white Shaker Flannel, loo; worth
Pie per yard.
Woolcn plaid lin-cy, DC per yard.
Rcd oil Table pamask, 2ac per yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
nousEKEErERs M HAPPY

Aud l0ok through the harpains IN Carpets
Domestic GpDdr, Quc'nsNac aud ula'-
NnW.
~ will buy Brussels Mats.
8 ~ will buy -Four lsai Scrcnr.
81 ~ will buy - Lace Curtains.
Hic will buy SMYRNA Mats
- ~ will buy ladies Willow R",kcr
a. ~ will buy u pair ui heavy Ioricrs.
special bargain Al color.
NEW MANTLES, CABlNEIS, CHAIRS
AND SCREENS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
MENKEN AND COMPANY

Announce for tomorrow list feeling bar.
gains, unparalleled anG unprecedented
Bargains OF interest To every age and every
condition. to ladies and gentlemen
To the ladies OF fashion aud 10 the
housckccpcs. In n worl, tomorrow will
he u day for the whole people, and one
that We trust all will profit hy, We begin
with the important items uf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

We received q consignment oi triple
plate Sil,crwarr from u leading manuiaci-
nrr la the North, who did not wish Ia
brrak prices at home, but instructed ~ 10
sell ut oncthird lcrs than regular price.
We auotc only few. The entire consign-
mcnt IL exhibited IN China Department.
Pickle Castor, with ,ut glass jan, very
latest design, 1T - ~.
Butter Dishes, Handsomely chased With
loose druincp, usr.
silver CUPS, beautifully fnishcdi also
plain in polished finish, ~.
individual Cpror, containing, butter,
pepper, salt aud napkin.nng, at = ~ a
set
Fruit Bowls, Epcryncs, floworholdcn-,
Jcwelry Ca-s, Cake Baskets, Napkin
rinpp. all nj onr.tbird lctH than list prices.
triple.pln,c. We opcn tomorrow elegant
Every article la the LOT is warranted,
wv WEDDING PRESENTS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
A FEW LEADING PRICES.

At s. TO Beautiful Checked aud Plaid
Walking Jackets with silk lined lloods.
A, s. 10 Berlin Cloth Ncwma'kctr, asi0
garment.
At SO Elcgnn, Fur.timmcd wraps,
bought at n job and worth SIS.
Al Sib-Scal Plush Wraps. trimmed III
Labrador fur, perfect beauty, cheap
at go.
At ~ so job lot of sin Bcadcd umps IT
medium weight. Nuu will lind s25 g,r.
mrnis among them.
SPECIAL NOTE Imported Wraps
from so "a 500, only one II silc aud
cannot bc duplicated. Make YOUR sclcc.
tons early. II is needless Ia add that ourS
is the house Ia gct just What You want IN
chlidrn's and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Don'Imiss reading on another page nj
this paper our great and telling E,lc Of fine
carpets, beginning tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

II you wish tn siVo money come and
buy your Jerseys ~ MS; We have them M
tine ny YOU wish them, aud arr selling
them Tor one half that you have 10 pay for
same elsewhere. b.
We will sell tomorrow Bouclc all wool
Jerseys, in nll sizes, black and culOred, ut
j0c, worth 81 each.
Al wool JERSEYS with colorcd vest fronts,
1jc, worth ~ ~ zach.
- dozen Ladies' Cashmere JERSEYS,
strictly all wool with beaded fronts, u ~,
worth g. ~ each.
10 dozen ladies Cashmere Jerseys, felt
seams, warranted never Ia rip, ~ -, worth
81 10 each.
Tailor made Jerseys. the very finest IN
plain aud beaded, - 10 - is the price for
same elsewhere.
Black SILK Jcr.rys, ~ 30 they will cost
you 81 10 elsewhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

New York Mills Blcach'd ShcctinP, &"
morrow, only De
Knuitcd frngrd Towels, 2OSiO, worth
- dorm, tomorrow only 30.
Embroidered Marscillrs quilts 1T g. 20.
cannot be- imported for lcts than az.
pt,NSEis nLANgEr,, ooNroHrs ,rN low.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF WRAPS

We challenge the world to show u more
complete and elegant selection II Fall aud
Winter Wraps. The magnificent cShibi-
ton In the CLOAK Department tomorrow
will tell the tale. II II beyond any former
effort Of ours. Need We nay mopf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
LADIES JERSEY JACKIE
We show 100 different styles.

GESTiEMrS-No arr all interested In
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing
Goods. We have sIEcialuvH that you can
not grt elsewhere IN Memphis Keep In
dcrwcar," all wool, undyod AMI warranted
not 10 shrink
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
Kid Gloves, Kid GLOVES, Md GLOVES.

Two special grand drives in Md Gloves.
We will place on sale tomorrow
~ loz. real French Jou,au Md Gloves,
in black and colnrcd, sizes q IT, 4, in 4 aud
button length, u regular ~ glove; w.
will scll them tomorrow ut the unsurpassed
low price oi BE per pair.
Just read: Our cclcbmtcd Ermine
Wrench Kid Gloy,4, embroidered lmck, in
black and street shades, Ut,, worth " ~
| per pair.
FOSTERS incing Gloves, IN black, only
BE; worth zoe per pair.
jersey aud Berlin Gloves Oi III styles
| and aunlitips
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
Millinery. Millinery.

Entire new line IT Millinery Goods on
sale tomorrow. New lials, new Feathers,
nov Wings, new TIPS, new Birds, new
Fins, all at prices juSi one-hHli 81 regular
millinery stores. -
New Felt Hats, in MI the latest shapes,
lOc each; millinery price, Zoe.
New Felt Hats, with Asimchan trim.
ming, Zoe; millinery price, ~ - each.
The latest trimmed Derby aud sailor
Hats, 7ic. millinery price, ~ ~ each.
IS dol. rial Ostrich Tips all ~, latest
shades, 2Sc, worth 1hc per bunch NJ three.
Fancy feathers and birds. all oi the very
finest quality, for less than half price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Come and see what YOU ran ini oi ns
We will ave YOU money.
We ARE showing, Ladies' Elegant Cloth
Jackets, nicely made, NJ ~ ~. worth ~ 10
each.
Ladies' Honrlc WRAPS Asirachan
trimmed, - ~. worth - ~ each.
ladies Velvet Wraps, ~ ~, worth sl2
each.
ladies Ncumarkris from 81 up.
Childrns Clonks from a - mp.
MISSES Clulks from ~ ~ up.
uuc loi Infants Cloaks. " each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
g.aaL.ts aud cemiorts.

Full Nyc white bed Blankets, 81 per
pair.
Extra si1c white Red Blankets, ~ per
pair
Full size He'd Comforts. GOc each.
Extra sikc he'd Comforts, 1jr each.
Largest sire Bed spreads, - and SOC
each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Ladies' Wool llosc, lull regular made,
extra length, Poe; worth 30 per pair.
Misscs' Wool Hose, all sizes, loo per
pair
Misses heavy ribbed Cotton Hose, extra
length. h., worth 2ic per pair.
ladies solid culuTd Cotton Hose, 2 pairs
iuf aic.
Ladies fancy Cotton hose, jc, &c, Sc per
pair
ChildUn's Knit Goods Of every descrip-
ton, very cheap.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

continued On Fourth rage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

| pUsitlNtlN tnesnlh w WV rh'''77' w
must aim NJ nothing short OF conversion.
My son, give me thine heart n dod's
| call, and We must echo II. What sal
ihingit II for young man Ia IT, idcntiiied
as an active member Oi an association rep
rcscniing the work Of the Lord Jesus CHRIS,
on earth, and not he faithful ~ attending
10 the work which II necessarily calls nm
10 do LIT us bc up and doing, brother,
and thus prove that we ART ont and out
for the blessed Master, and u will not ~
long before our friends will take not
OF us. -,
"a hearty welcome 10 the stranger wall
do rs much 10 make our meetings popular
~ anything else, and II should be the duty
Of every member 10 seek out the stranger
and made him feel at home.
"ln everything We de- rs workers ior th'
Master, We should put forth our bcn
efforts, and use tact and judgment. Their
II not secretary In the work today TIA
does not feel the necessity OF keeping NJ
with the demands II the times, and usinl
every right means for reaching the nm
saved, and then Of interesting them In ih'
meetings Some Of MS have one way an'
some another; and let us each one NY !,
/ learn something new each day, and AL
God 90 teach M how best 10 apply the new
, things We learn.
I "Let M make our meetings attractive y,
, telling the old, old story, Of Jesus and III
= love, and when we are called on TO lea
let us come filed with our subject, an
! give the best we have.
/ "Ths manner Of conducting our meet
I inp has all 10 do with the intc'c F an
4 success we gain, end attention TO detail !
, an important matter 20 consider. a
much depends upon opening anil cloHin
1 promptly M on any other part Of the Nj
! vice, and u should not be forgotten, .
"let no jot down few points on how ,
o conduct a meeting, taken from MI. TO-
n mans meeting ai Ocean Grove, n. j. "
= your words bc on fire; keep out Of the 81
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-11

The Cincinnati Daily Enquire has
the following to say of the show which
is to be here on the 18th inst:
Doris s. Colvin are originators-
they copy nothing. The great scenes
from border life, the awe inspiring and
highly dramatice encounters between
the reds and whites, the tableauX form
ed and the pictures portrayed, are
simply surprising, and many of them
being productions Of actual occur
renceS, go far to prove the old adage,
that truth is stranger than fiction.
There is enough of the dramatic and
spectacular element in the Wild West
scenes enacted at the big show to
make the innovation of their produc-
ton one Of the greatest and most orig
inal and pleasing changes known to
the circus world.
Everything about the entire show, in
fact, i'll all its departments, speaks of
a clear cut-aWay from the Old-time
saWdust ring and makes the big show
the ''bOsS" of the day.
There will be two exhibitions to-day,
one at 2 and one at Z p. N. Those
desiring to attend should go early and
secure seats, as there is every proba-
bility that the s'Standing-rOom only
sign will be again Haunting in the
breeze to-day. Reserved seats and
general admission tickets are on sale
at J. r. Hawley's, 1859 Vine street, and
those wishing to avoid the rush can,
we understand, be supplied there. This
will i'll all probability be the only big
show here this year, because of the
Interstate Commerce law. and it will
pay our circus-gOers to attend day OF
night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-11

County Superintendent, G. Z. Wolf
and wife returned Friday from their
visit to Mansfield, Ohio.
The red-head editor of the Register
advocates woman suffrage and green
backs, prohibition and socialism, the
labor party and anarchism. He
"straddIes" everything in sight, and
is a chad man. "-McPherson Demo-
crat.
Scott City men say their ball club
won't play another game of ball In
Great Bend. No, we think not, and
if they play the same umpire they
had yesterday, and allow him to bet
money on the game, they will never
play but one game in any town where
the people have any self-respect.
Chas. E. Dodge, our Register Of
Deeds, has just had put in magnifi-
cent, fre-proof safe at cost of $500.
The safe is one of the best makes,
and was built especially for protect
ing the large abstract books Of Bar
ton county, which Mr.. Dodge has
been compiling for many years. The
safe will weigh over 5000 pounds,
and at present stands in the lobby of
the County Treasurer's office, where
Charlie will be glad to show it to you
at any time.
sJas. Armstrong has all offer from
Great Bend to take the leadership OF
their cornet band, also one from
Cherokee. Jim is good musician,
and thoroughly understands music"
Sterling Republican.
If "Jim" thoroughly understands
good music, he should come up and
stand around on our streets some Sat
urday evening when our band is Civ.
ing an open-air concert, under the
management Of the best leader in the
State, D. Mathies. With all his
"thoroughness," "Jim" might be able
to get some pointers that would help
him in instructing or leading the
Sterling band.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-11
Kansas Patents.

S. A. Haseltine q Bro, Patent So>
licitors, of Springfield, Mo-, send us
the following list of patents which
were issued to citizens of Kansas dur
ing the past week: Roller washing.
machine, J. H. Garlic, Greeley.
Condensing duplex heater, A. l..
Draper, Ellsworth. Clod.crusher,
or roller for listed corn, B. F. Hola-
day, Blaine. Electric programme
clock, A. j. Reams, Augusta. Pros
gramme-clock, A. j. Realms, Au-
gusta. Barb'wire signal, r. E. Riale,
Topeka.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-11
BEGGS CHERRY COUGH sly
Pip

Will relieve that cough almost in
stantly and make expectoration easy.
Acts simultaneously ON the bowels,
kidneys and liver, thereby relieving
the lungs of that soreness and pain
and also stopping that tickling seusa-
ton in the throat by removing the
cause. One trial of it will convince
any one that it hos no equal for coughs
and colds. DR.. S. J. Shaw has Sc
cured the sale off and will guarantee
every bottle to give satisfaction.
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and consequently incurable It is impossible to de-
SCRIBE her suherings. Her body from the crown OF
her head TO the soes Of her was mass OF decay
masses or flesh rottng off and leaving great cavities
der hngers testered and three four nails dropped
on at one time Her limbs contracted by the fearfuI
nlceration and Tor several years she did not leave
ner oec Her weight was reduced from I25 TO 60 lbs
ferhaps some faint idea of her condition can be
Eleaned from the fact that three pounds of Coemo-
uhe or ointment were used per week in dressing her
sores. FINALLY the physicians acknowledged their
1eieat oy TINS Black Wolf, and commended the suf-
ferer TO her all-wise Creator
Her husband hearing wonderful renor4s NJ fbe MAJ
cI SwIFrs SPECIFIC Is. S. ST. prevailed on her to
~ II as last resort She began its under pro-
test put soon found that her system was being re-
nesed OF the poison. the sores assumed a red and
tlHaIthy Color, as though the blood was becoming
putS ana active. Mrs Bailey continued the s. S. s.
ti tast reornery; every sore was healed: she dis
sarued chair and crOches and was for the first tina
ID Twelve years a well woman. Her husband Mr..
y A Bailey, Is in business at 171< Blackstone Street
Boston and will take pleasure in giving the details
~ this Noh1erIuI cure send TO us foS Treatise
mood and Skin Diseases, mailed free
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